This work describes how Lambton Castle and Spindlestone Heugh also experienced similar events to this novel's in the medieval era. After taking his wife to the Isle of Mann, its protagonist is driven to Doom to confront the title entity. This work's villains are defeated when a giant kite attracts lightning to an estate, thereby setting off the dynamite that the protagonist had previously buried in sand. It contains a long digression about how th
This work describes how Lambton Castle and Spindlestone Heugh also experienced similar events to this novel's in the medieval era. After taking his wife to the Isle of Mann, its protagonist is driven to Doom to confront the title entity. This work's villains are defeated when a giant kite attracts lightning to an estate, thereby setting off the dynamite that the protagonist had previously buried in sand. It contains a long digression about how the last word of this work's title used to be spelled with a "y" instead of an "o," illustrating the old meaning of that word as (*) dragon. An African who can smell death named Oolonga is murdered in this novel, whose villains are a dragon in the disguise of Arabella March, and the owner of Casta Regis, Edgar Caswell. The title creature resides in Diana's Grove, where it is killed by Adam Salton. For 10 points, name this novel by Bram Stoker.  [Ike]
This work describes how Lambton Castle and Spindlestone Heugh also experienced similar events to this novel's in the medieval era.
The {Lair} of the {White Worm} or The {Garden} of {Evil}